The emergence of KeShawn Curry: earning minutes through hard work for VCU men’s basketball
Noah Fleischman, Sports Editor Drill after drill, KeShawn Curry worked toward one goal last season and during offseason workouts: earn more minutes. His mindset stayed the same each drill he went through: work harder than the person playing in front of him. He was rebuilding his game, refining the basketball fundamentals to show his high-energy […]
Dayton’s second half run proves enough to beat VCU men’s basketball
Noah Fleischman, Sports Editor Just as the game looked promising for men’s basketball on the road at Dayton, it took a 180-degree turn. The Rams jumped out in front to start the second half on a 6-0 run to pull ahead by 1 point, but that didn’t last long. No. 13 Dayton answered with a […]
Miss America returns to VCU, stresses opioid education during overdose symposium
Hannah Eason, News Editor When they called Camille Schrier’s name as the winner of the Miss America title, she forgot what song was playing in that moment. She described the feeling as “delirious” and something she “never thought would happen.” “I got the ultimate prize and it was a whirlwind and it’s been kind of […]
Prison reform advocates read inmate letters at State Capitol rally
Hannah Eason and Maia Stanley, Capital News Service Activists, family members and supporters rallied Saturday at the Bell Tower in Capitol Square to support recently filed prison reform bills in the General Assembly, including measures such as parole, record expungement and incentives for good behavior. More than 50 supporters attended the rally, which allotted speaking time […]
Over half of selected VCU students opted out of Wi-Fi tracking program
Katharine DeRosa, Contributing Writer More than 50% of students in UNIV classes have opted out of VCU’s pilot attendance program, Ram Attend, according to a university spokesperson, but there are still enough students for an adequate sample size. Associate Vice President for Public Affairs Mike Porter said in an email that 59.65% of students opted […]